Remembrance
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Remembrance
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My footsteps in the snow
it all seems so far away
The frozen sorrows of the past
now forever gone astray
I feel cold
soon the night will come
The darkness will
set me free
Memories fade away
as the years pass by
Until my mind is empty
and I can't remember why
I don't known where
my feet are taking me
From emptiness
into eternity
Memories fade away
as the years pass by
Until my mind is empty
and I can't remember why
And when the snow turns red
and when my face becomes pale
I know it is my time
my time to say goodbye
Memories fade away
as the years pass by
Until my mind is empty
and I can't remember why
Remember why...
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